but all of the the top for a while in mexico city, and i studied spanish in oaxaca. all of this work road trips. when i tell people is going to mexico and is going to drive there, yet their reaction was. they said don't do it. are you insane, you will die. you have a death wish ? the people of the thing that to my whole live. [laughter] joined the peace corps in 1963 went to africa. no incentives going to die. but they did ask wire going to africa 1963. it is actually wonderful curiosity and destroying the stereotype in the whole country talking about mexico but not really describing her going there. and thought i can bring back market describe my experiences there and maybe elected people of it at the same time i don't have a job so what else am i going to do [laughter] but also, i'm an old gringo, so how long am i going to be driving my car. we get to my edge, you need to renew your license every two years. and you pass the eye test. so not become a time when it will be able to do it. i haven't some of them advice than what will i do. i going to do these snakes befo

it's 5 30 in the morning and we're outside mexico city's presidential palace the sun isn't out yet but the usual cast of early bird journalists are inside the building executive staff are preparing for a press conference the inquiry into this means checking audio equipment adjusting the lights even the sign language interpreter needs to be at the top of his game for government staff as well as dozens of photographers a half asleep news reporters early morning in mexico city means one thing. you have. a press conference held by a mexican president and it is manuel lopez obrador almost every single day. at a small restaurant in the mexican capital patrons or watching them on a doubt over breakfast others is also sometimes it's very boring other times it's interesting him at times funny that it all depends on the president's mood a single press conference can often run more than 2 hours. in that time the president makes an average of 6 untrue or misleading statements according to fact checkers are these that most of them have a graphic here that we're talking about. nearly 10 to 12 hours

newsreel: another miserable, choking day in mexico city. most contaminated capital on earth. the smog hangs like a shroud over the city slowly poisoning the 20 million inhabitants. just breathing is like smoking 40 cigarettes a day. in spanish: mexican traffic is the worst in the world. millions of large, thirsty american cars crisscrossing the world's second—largest city without a thought for fuel conservation. and mexico city's 21 million people still battled daily with the problem of pollution. now, in the aftermath of world war ii, pesticides and chemical fertilisers started to become more widespread in the uk. worries about the effect this would have on soil quality led lady eve balfour to establish the soil association to promote natural farming techniques. our next witness, john butler, has been a farmer all his life. the great thing about organic farming is you do all you can to build up life in the soil. now, one of the chief ways of doing this is by using natural organic manures as opposed to artificial chemical fertilisers. soil p

mexico city. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the former special envoy ukraine is testifying to congressional committees behind closed doors in the u.s. as part of president trump's impeachments inquiry vesa gaiters wants to know if kurt volker played a role in trump's efforts to pressure ukraine in c. investigating a political rival which are nice as he could ask both ukraine and china to investigate his democratic rival joe biden and his son. they should vest the gate because that is a company but really for all these companies if you look at it by the way likewise china just started investigation into the by because what happened in china is just about as bad as what happened with. ukraine so i would say that president saleh. it were may i would recommend that they start an investigation into the bite because nobody has any doubt that they were working at least 23 people have died during 3 days of violent government process in iraq sporadic gunfire has been held in the capital b

demonstrators in mexico city have taken to the streets to mark the 51st anniversary of the massacre of hundreds of student protesters the marches peaceful for all those some protestors damaged property and police blocks a number of streets the 1968 killen sit place just days before the city hosted the olympic games the government is trying to stamp out weeks of what it saw as embarrassing demonstrations by students demanding reforms. less than a year into his presidency mexico's leader has transformed the optics of his office and this manual lopez obrador has given up the luxury as mexican white house compounds used to sell off the presidential jets and counts exorbitant government salaries and his daily press briefings have become trademark office administration pants as men or republic reports from mexico city critics believe they are the leftist leaders way of controlling the news narrative. it's 5 30 in the morning and we're outside mexico city's presidential palace the sun isn't out yet but the usual cast of early bird journalists are inside the building executive staff are prepar

mexico city. france's the european union is looking to impose retaliatory tariffs as the u.s. bans new duties on a wide range of the blocks products the world trade organization gave the go ahead for washington to impose 7 and a half $1000000000.00 of tariffs on e.u. goods over illegal state subsidies to aircraft manufacturer air bus the us is planning to tax goods from between 10 to 25 percent including scotch whisky french wine and italian cheese a similar case brought by the e.u. against the u.s. over state subsidies to manufacturer boeing is due to be ruled on in 9 months times . for people being killed in a knife attack at the paris police headquarters several others were wounded when a police employee stabbed a number of his colleagues before being shot dead it's believed the attacker was a 45 year old i.t. assistant in the police intelligence unit police are still investigating a motive for the attack the french president in one year merkel and prime minister it were felipe of both visited the scene in central paris. britain's prime minister johnson is hoping his new se

cab drivers in mexico city added to the city's already dismal traffic situation on monday they blocked major roads of the capital to protest ride sharing services like over who they claim are given unfair advantage. mexico's taxi drivers want to make a point and they literally stop traffic and mexico city to do it. they say that while they have to overcome many bureaucratic hurdles right healing apps like number don't have to. not work they don't have insurance they don't have a permit we're legal business we pay taxes and license fees. and one of these is you know. and the competition which they say has your costs is also eating into their business. sometime in use have decreased by 70 percent literally spend on gas have to spend on expenses you have to take out money for the house. the drivers are not calling for right healing apps to be bound in their city they say they want to be able to compete on equal terms. i know it's quite a personal question but how much did you pay for the socks that you're wear well whatever it is it's probably less than the $1000.00 you pay for a pair of

in my opinion, perhaps the best place to see the whole thing unfolds in mexico city, where ijoined the i woke up i didn't think i was going to be in the day of the dead parade in mexico city but i guess it kinda proves, if you just act like you know what you're doing, anything can happen. the day of the dead traces its roots back to some 3000 years, to the rituals honouring those who passed away in pre—columbian meso—america. don't forget to share all your adventures and stories with us on social media. and who knows, maybe next time you could be trending in travel. i have moved a few hours down the coast to the mula region, to the junction of the aegean and mediterranean seas. welcome to iztuzu beach here, just a few kilometres away from the sleepy little beach town of dalyan, here in turkey. 30 years ago, no—one really knew about the beach, but 30 years ago they also were not paying much attention to what was happening underneath the sands. this is one of the most important nesting sites for europe's population of endangered loggerhead turtles. every summer, thousands of hatchlings p

the top for a while in mexico city, and i studied spanish in oaxaca. all of this work road trips. when i tell people is going to mexico and is going to drive there, yet their reaction was. they said don't do it. are you insane, you will die. you have a death wish ? the people of the thing that to my whole live. [laughter] joined the peace corps in 1963 went to africa. no incentives going to die. but they did ask wire going to africa 1963. it is actually wonderful experience. curiosity and destroying the stereotype in the whole country talking about mexico but not really describing her going there. and thought i can bring back market describe my experiences there and maybe elected people of it at the same time i don't have a job so what else am i going to do [laughter] but also, i'm an old gringo, so how long am i going to be driving my car. we get to my edge, you need to renew your license every two years. and you pass the eye test. so not become a time when it will be able to do it. i haven't some of them advice than what will i do. i going to do these snakes before your time it's

this morning, when i woke up, i didn't think i was going to be in the day of the dead parade in mexico cityme music plays. turkey's aegean coast. it's where you will find some of history's big hitters. ancient and evocative ruin settlements, like pergamon and troy, and also here, the greek city of ephesus, which has been beautifully restored. here it is, the library of celsus. it was the third—largest in the ancient world and the reading room had over 15,000 documents in it. it might look beautiful now but into the 19705 it was just a pile of rubble. but looking pretty good, right? we are hardly off the beaten track here. you may well recognise the names of some of the local towns. bodrum and marmaris are now as well known for their holiday resorts as they are for their classical heritage. this is kusadasi, a little further up the coast, a package destination popular with northern europeans. these days its star attraction lies at the bottom of the sea. in 2016, authorities sunk a giant airbus jetjust out here in the bay. they said it would attract divers and crucially act as an artificial r

this morning, when i woke up, i didn't think i was going to be in the day of the dead parade in mexico cityuess it kind of proves that, if you just act like you know what you are doing, anything can happen. theme music plays. turkey's aegean coast. it's where you will find some of history's big hitters. ancient and evocative ruin settlements, like pergamon and troy, and also here, the greek city of ephesus, which has been beautifully restored. here it is, the library of celsus. it was the third—largest in the ancient world and the reading room had over 15,000 documents in it. it might look beautiful now but into the 19705 it was just a pile of rubble. but looking pretty good, right? we are hardly off the beaten track here. you may well recognise the names of some of the local towns. bodrum and marmaris are now as well known for their holiday resorts as they are for their classical heritage. this is kusadasi, a little further up the coast, a package destination popular with northern europeans. these days its star attraction lies at the bottom of the sea. in 2016, authorities sunk a giant air

mexico city. a team of divers has been descending into the unknown off the coast of south america when the couric joins the unique expedition charting the recently discovered amazon wreath. here on the northeastern edge of south america lies an outpost of france where in the cooler tropical evenings they relax as they might do in paris or not but this is cayenne in french guyana and the launch point of a unique expedition to explore and dive a whole new world we jump on the expedition ribbon head out to see the ship with the joint is lying 20 kilometers off shore the esperanza is one of greenpeace's campaign vessels and right now a dive ship and a flotilla poetry combined. so the amazon river and the amazon mouth is here the amazon reef presence was 1st revealed. years ago off the coast of brazil here with the 1st greenpeace expedition in the area and a 2nd when this expedition in the area last year identified the reef presence also into french we are watchers we head off to find it no one has die

mexico city. all right now to the coast of french guyana where divers are exploring unknown waters it's all part of a campaign to better protect the world's oceans. alexy rosenfeld is dived all over the world but this is something new along with his team he's diving where no human has been before we're now 135 kilometers from shore and around 600 from the mouth of the amazon. it's a real challenge to diving conditions and no no no one has ever dived here before we have to go through a really thick layer of sediment from the amazon mouth this layer is about 20 meters deep and after that it's pitch black until the bottom there is a deep and complex dive careful preparation and double checking of equipment is essential. so there they go and they'll be heading down to a depth of 110 meters which is so deep that i only have 15 minutes on the seabed and in that time they've got to collect samples and send them back up to the surface and then they have to stay in the water submerge for 3 hours to decompr

30000 murders in the country since andres manuel lopez obrador took office a republic reports from mexico city. 2 days of terror have left dozens dead in southwestern mexico. on monday 14 police officers were killed in the state of michoacan the officers were ambushed by gunmen associated with the. cartel. the families of the lawman blamed regional leaders for the deaths saying local police are under equipped to battle the region's well armed and highly organized criminal groups. yet you sent in the sense people today that why didn't she train them to defend themselves these boys were 18 and 19 years old now dead dead on tuesday a gunfight left another 15 dead this time in the state of get a little the incident involved mexican soldiers exchanging gunfire with armed civilians putting them in between 6 and 8 people managed to escape into the bush we are conducting a sweep in cooperation with other security forces deadly incidents like these are becoming increasingly common in mexico i have the 'd and add to the 27478 homicides nationwide since president and that is manuel lopez obrador entered

will grant, bbc news, mexico city. laura: mexico trying to cope o with the effec policy made here in washington. the duke and ducheha of cambridgmet pakistan's prime minister imran khan on the first full day of theivisit to the country. mr. khan was a friend of the duken's mother, princess d tonight,he royal couple rolled up for dinner in aickshaw. and a warning, there are. flashing images. secunder: arriving by rickshaw, upthe royathcouple pulled for one last engagement of the day. there was no meny prince william of britain's colonial history. he spoke of the contemporaryen ties bethe countries. prince william: the u.k. and pakistan share unique bonds and it will always be in our interest for you to succeed. secunder: the trip kicked off it to a school inma islad. education along with climate change are amongst the issues the couple want to focusn in particular. they met pakistan's prime minister, cricketer turned politician imran khan. british officials say district -- say this trip will foc on showing pakistan as a

it always takes me back to mexico city. when we speak in mexico. since the early 19 fifties west germany had been enjoying an economic boom in 1955 the one millionth books bargain beatle rolled off the assembly line in voice of school was that i. think it's funny. that it's deceiver chuff. as the economy continued to expand the industry needed more workers to keep up it soon became clear that germany didn't have enough people to fill all the new jobs that were being created and that's when they started recruiting workers overseas yes. it was a good deal for both sides. germany got the laborers it needed mostly for unskilled positions and the foreign workers escaped unemployment at home. the guest workers arrived in west germany from all over southern europe from italy greece spain portugal in turkey. but in 1965 west germany it brought on a total of $1200000.00 additional workers. the one millionth guest worker to arrive was armando ordered biggest aside from portugal he received a new moped to welcome him but that didn't mean he was accepted into

as usually it's about. 4 years later at the 1968 summer olympics in mexico city began 10 kramer were back but on separate teams the olympic committee had recognized the separation of east and west germany but still obliged both teams to enter under a single flag black red and gold plus the olympic rings. begun crema along with their teams were now competing against each other. the finals of the man is followed by 100 meter freestyle relay. at the bottom you can see from vega and is doing very well so far and the main 6 play much of west germany is looking strong as well. in mexico as is us in mexico city the 2 german teams were housed in separate buildings so it was difficult to keep up our old contacts. we had to be even more careful when we were dealing with the close enemies as our team officials constantly drilled into was. it also a little. bit they didn't refer to them as fellow athletes but as clus enemies. so we couldn't meet like we didn't tokyo. the only time that we saw each other was at the pool. yet despite district separation the german teams not only shared a common fl

use it when i hear that music i still get goosebumps it always takes me back to mexico city. in mexico. since the early 1950 years west germany had been enjoying an economic boom in 1955 to 1000000 folks bargain beatle rolled off the assembly line envoy at school does it so that. it's hard to. see. that it's deceiver tough. as the economy continued to expand the industry needed more workers to keep up. it soon became clear that germany didn't have enough people to fill all the new jobs that were being created and that's when they started recruiting workers overseas wanting it and they have come on. it was a good deal for both sides germany got the laborers it needed mostly for unskilled positions and the foreign workers escaped unemployment at all. the guest workers arrived in west germany from all over southern europe from italy greece spain portugal and turkey. but in 1905 west germany it brought on a total of $1200000.00 additional workers. the 1000000 guest worker to arrive was our money order biggest aside from portugal he received a new moped to welcome him but that did

state where violent turf wars between rival drug cartels are common let's talk to john homan now in mexico city if we for a moment just look at what the president was going to say what sort of picture was he trying to paint about the murder rates in mexico. where he was there with his head of public security and basically what they were saying they said listen it's nothing to boast about but we think that we're reaching a point of inflection here where the over the last couple of years or so mexico has had a record homicide rate the drug war and everything that was driving it has been around there for more than a decade but numbers of only climbed recently so they were saying we think we've reached a point when the at least the growth in homicide rates is slowing if not going down completely and they said that this is just the start that we've got a strategy which is sending a newly formed national guard it's quite a militarized police force that's been formed they're sending it out to different regions and they said also that really we're going to get to the bottom of this in the long term wit

it was the end of winter in 1993 that i met jack in mexico city. jack coming up in the distance. i just know he was somebody different, and he says, "are you an actor?" i was ever so flattered. when i met jack, this is the card that i signed for him, and this is the picture he took of myself. >> oh, my, juan carlos, look at you. was this a love at first sight? >> well, it's one of those things that when you know you've found your soul mate. call it what you want it, our chemistry was very compatible, how about that? >> how about that? was it wonderful? >> it was amazing. juan carlos and jack keep in touch over the years. in 1996 juan carlos moves to new york to pursue acting in the states, and jack offers him a place to live. >> that was the turning point. jack made it possible for me to be american citizen. >> one of juan carlos's oldest friends is spiro verras. he got to know jack as well. >> juan carlos is an incredibly caring person. jack needed someone in his life to care for him. >> in 2006, juan carlos decides to give up show business and be

every year clowns from across latin america descend on mexico city for a week long convention also known as the fair of laughter the event brings together hundreds of clowns from 14 countries to show off their talents and pick up skills and ideas to take home to their fans the clowns attend seminars and workshops aimed at honing their craft and maintaining high standards of clowning to the delight of people who the world over. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you turkey's incursion into northern syria is being discussed at a meeting of nato defense ministers the move has drawn criticism from many nato allies who say it could reverse gains made against the so-called islamic state jihadists. don't forget you can always get d.w. news on the go just download our app from google play from the out store that will give you access to the latest news. give you access to the latest news just use the app to send us photos and videos. you're watching d.w. news from berlin coming up next the news africa thanks for joining us. to join us after the fall of the berlin wall november 9t

will grant for us in mexico city.s died in havana at the age of 98. in the 1930s, she worked in the united states in musicals before joining the american ballet theatre in 1940. but she never broke ties with cuba and in 19118 founded a ballet company which after the revolution in 1959 became the cuban national ballet. alonso was recognised the world over for the stylized beauty of her choreography and dance artistry. a uk royal air force plane carrying the duke and duchess of cambridge was twice forced to abort landing in islamabad after being caught in a severe thunderstorm. prince william and his wife kate told reporters that they were fine. 0ur royal correspondent, jonny dymond followed them in lahore. at an orphanage in lahore, some public words from a normally reticent duchess. speaks urdu well, that went 0k. her words of thanks in urdu done, she praised pakistan's focus on family, broader, she said, than just blood relations. it's not simply a term that describes a relationship between blood relatives, instead i

deborah but now low she is a journalist and founder of mexico reporter also in mexico city you know i'm grillo he's a journalist and author of a lark oh inside mexico's criminal insurgency welcome everyone to this stream now we've got so much feedback on this because emotions are high people have opinions about this but i want to start our conversation with someone who is involved in this intimately this is ali holmes romans razzo he's a professor in mexico and he also advised the ministry of interior. on the revision process for this bill have a listen to what he told the string mexican congress is about to regulate marijuana forced under a court order to change the law in order to move away from prohibition after 5 years almost congress is finally moving along towards regulation this is a huge huge huge move it's very important for mexico mexico has been a mess in the sort of drug war for the last 13 years which has taken homicide rates beyond any historical limit that we've had had ever since the revolution so it is very very important that we do regulate drugs in order to mo

manalapan it off for us in mexico city thanks for that title. well venezuela has taken a seat on the u.n. human rights council despite widespread criticism of the country's own rights record advocacy groups and nations opposed to president nicolas maduro his government had lobbied against the move human rights watch said a vote for venezuela is a vote for torture and murder the un human rights council agreed last month to look into abuses in venezuela while opposition leader one white house says the u.n. itself needs investigating over the decision also announced the death of a politician he says was killed to send a message to anyone who opposes president nicolas maduro and the more you know. the same day that a u.n. system allows for a dictatorship like materials to sit in a cheered be than blood a product of the violation of human rights or the same day the edmundo rada is killed today he was found with his body burned too short to the head with a bag over his face u.s. president donald trump has announced the resignation of his energy secret

yucatan peninsula and even here on tuesday they fade away a bit and dry conditions across into mexico city. sponsored. documentary. wind continues with. people's money being taken in for their whole lives. down the drain one day. welcome back to the top stories here on al-jazeera world leaders are warning the fight against eisel isn't over yet despite the death of its leader abu bakar al baghdadi u.s. president announced back that he died during a u.s. military operation in syria's province. as defeated incumbent in the presidential election it took 47 percent of the votes compared to 41 percent with most of the votes counted. monday to discuss the transition. let's get more now on our top story the death of eisold leader the group may not control much of iraq and syria anymore but it still maintains a covert network of supporters counter-terrorism officials briefed the u.n. security council last august and reveal that the group has affiliates stretching from afghanistan to nigeria which is considered to be its strongest affiliate with more than 4000 fighters of the 40000 foreign fighters

obrador took office and he's found himself forced to defend his security policies reports from mexico city. 2 days of terror have left dozens dead in southwestern mexico. on monday 14 police officers were killed in the state of michoacan the officers were ambushed by gunmen associated with the hollies school and they were handed a cartel. the families of the lawman blamed regional leaders for the deaths saying local police are under equipped to battle the region's well armed and highly organized criminal groups. yet you sent innocent people to their that why didn't you train them to defend themselves these boys were 18 and 19 years old now dead dead on tuesday a gunfight left another 15 dead this time in the state of good little the incident involved mexican soldiers exchanging gunfire with armed civilians. between 6 and 8 people managed to escape into the bush we are conducting a sweep in cooperation with other security forces deadly incidents like these are becoming increasingly common in mexico i have no no. and to add to the $27478.00 homicides nationwide since president and that is mo

smuggling routes and therefore sandra's money lopez obrador to defend his security policies reports on mexico city2 days of terror have left dozens dead in southwestern mexico. on monday 14 police officers were killed in the state of michoacan the officers were ambushed by gunmen associated with the. cartel. the families of the lawman blamed regional leaders for the deaths saying local police are under equipped to battle the region's well armed and highly organized criminal groups. yet you sent in the sense people today that why didn't she train them to defend themselves these boys were 18 and 19 years old now dead dead on tuesday a gunfight left another 15 dead this time in the state of get little the incident involved mexican soldiers exchanging gunfire with armed civilians. between 6 and 8 people managed to escape into the bush we are conducting a sweep in cooperation with other security forces deadly incidents like these are becoming increasingly common in mexico. and add to the $27478.00 homicides nationwide since president and that is manuel lopez obrador entered office despite the escalatio

mexico city. still ahead on the news hour a message to the u.n. and the world from the libyans fed up with the fighting. and where in the saddle of the world's toughest mountain bike race peter has the details of the crocodile try feat coming up in sport. we have tropical storm warnings in force just around the florida panhandle courtesy of this last massive cloud of the balloting system which will make its way across the panhandle pushing up into georgia over the next day or 2 main while we're looking at this deep air of low pressure just clearing away from the canadian maritimes things brightening up into that eastern side of canada northeast of the u.s. but for the southeast very heavy rain which will push its way across northern florida in particular easing up into the carolinas as we go on through sunday for the west too bad last you drive into the central and great plains with some high temperatures with some snow there poly in off the rockies we got some wet weather and some wintry weather up on the pacific northwest into that western side

the capital of similar state thursday shoot out kill at least 7 people reports now from mexico city on the political fallout. in the capital city of siena is in a state of shock. violence on thursday sent city residents into a panic as alleged members of the scene a look at them launched a coordinated assault against police. on friday mexico's security cabinet took responsibility for what they called the failed operation aimed at detaining. son of notorious cartel leader. better known as el chapo mexico's national defense secretary added that authorities were caught off guard. we underestimated the criminal organizations response capabilities in preventing the capture of a video guzman lopez the security cabinet ordered our forces to withdraw in order to prevent a higher incidence of violence and what occurred during his daily morning press conference the mexican president defended the decision made by his cabinet members . i backed the decision because i consider protection of the people the most important thing the most important thing is to protect against loss of life the most impo

mexico city. now the president of on the us has been linked to has a brother's conviction for drug trafficking juan antonio hernandez was found guilty by a us court of smuggling almost 200000 kilograms of cocaine into north america prosecutors say he relied on his brother for protection they court documents labeled president juan orlando hernandez a coconspirator hey denies the accusations but protest as have called for him to step down. thousands of people are demonstrating in algeria for 35th week in the capital algiers and other cities across the country which has just called for the government to rid itself of any remnants of the regime of former president of the disease with a flicker resigned and met in april after mass protests people also voiced support for more than 100 journalists and activists detained by security forces for suspected involvement in the protest movement. now demonstrators in libya have staged a sit in outside the un office in the capital tripoli dozens of civilians have

said advances are being made to address mexico's problem with worsening insecurity madrid up in mexico city. the brother of the 100 year and president has been found guilty of drug trafficking by a us court and the honduran president has been labeled a coconspirator on and turn your hand as was found guilty of helping to smuggle almost 200000 kilograms of cocaine into north america new york city prosecutors say he relied on his brother president juan orlando and as for protection the trial has led to protests against the hunger and head of state who denies the allegations. demonstrators have staged a sit in outside the headquarters of the united nations mission in libya crowds gathered in tripoli to protest against what they see as u.n. inaction on human suffering in the city dozens of civilians have been killed since the beginning in a minute she campaigned in april led by world honey for have to to seize the capital from the un recognized government. the u.k. prime minister boris johnson will face an uphill battle to get his bricks it deal through parliament when it meets on saturday is c

well thousands of relative revelers in mexico city have been on the streets for the annual day of the dead celebrations people paraded wearing costumes and face paint with many dressed as a skill a tall figure known as la 3 now the character was created by a mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago the colorful festivities take place ahead of mexico's 2 day holiday to honor the dead which traditionally begins on november 1st. in the formula one lewis hamilton is closer to winning his 6th drivers' title after claiming victory at the mexican grown prayed the briton laid the standings by a massive margin and could wrap up the championship at the next race in the usa. the ferrari front row made life difficult for lewis hamilton at the start of this race pushed wide on to the grass by sebastian fratto and straight into a tangle with red bulls max to stop and a couple of corners later the british driver came out of that scrap the better and the same could be said of the pit stops after striking through the field with seemingly lists or effort hamilton went in for his tires early so he co

i am thousands of revelers in mexico city have taken to the streets for the annual day of the dead people paraded wearing costumes and face paint with many dressed as a skeletal figure known as the loch a 3 na character was created by a mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago. you're watching the news i'm terry martin coming up next we have a documentary film on territorial pressures fishing fishermen facing fishermen around the world thanks for being with us. from. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to some degree clicks on the phone it's 261st day here in barking on a 4 huge discovery. expedition voyage on t.w. .

to strike a conciliatory note in order to avoid a further social and economic destabilization to mexico city now with thousands of revelers have taken to the streets for the annual day of the dead celebrations people paraded wearing costumes and face paint with many interest is a skeletal figure known as black and trina the character was created by mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago the colorful festivities take place ahead of mexico's 2 day holiday to one of the did which traditionally begins on november 1st. and the formula one lewis hamilton has inched closer to his 6th drive as world title after winning the mexican grown prayed from a sadie's drive a battle back from a pole stuck to race to cross the line in 1st and with a 3rd place finish for hamilton's closest challenge of military both to us means that the briton may have to wait until the next race in the usa to confirm his championship win. well south africa are in the final of the rugby world cup off to beijing wiles' in the last 4 in yokohama south africa's 100 paul ugh scored a light penalty to break welsh hearts and sti

of thousands of revelers in mexico city have taken to the streets for the annual day of the dead celebrations people paraded wearing costumes and face paint with many dressed as a skeleton skeletal figure known as luck and trying to train up the character was created by a mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago the colorful festivities take place ahead of mexico's 2 day holiday to one of the dead which traditionally begins on november 1st you're watching date on the news from berlin coming up doc film with a feature on germany's justice system more news coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website at state of utah or becker it is thanks for watching. it's all happening coach of. normally news from africa the world we're going to exceptional stories and discussions here no one will come to their views after coming program tonight from foreign agenda meet. the easy to our website don't you to come smash africa join us on facebook w.

control of smuggling and their force and over a door to defend his security policies reports on mexico city. 2 days of terror have left dozens dead in southwestern mexico. on monday 14 police officers were killed in the state of michoacan the officers were ambushed by gunmen associated with the. cartel. the families of the lawman blamed regional leaders for the deaths saying local police are under equipped to battle the region's well armed and highly organized criminal groups. yet you sent innocent people to their that why didn't you train them to defend themselves these boys were 18 and 19 years old now dead dead on tuesday a gunfight left another 15 dead this time in the state of get little the incident involved mexican soldiers exchanging gunfire with armed civilians. between 6 and 8 people managed to escape into the bush we are conducting a sweep in cooperation with other security forces deadly incidents like these are becoming increasingly common in mexico. and add to the $27478.00 homicides nationwide since president and that is manuel lopez obrador entered office despite the escalati

and staying in mexico city thousands of revelers had to have taken to the streets for the annual day of the dead celebrations people paraded wearing costumes and face paint many dressed as a school little think and known as la can train up the character was created by a mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago the colorful festivities take place ahead of mexico's 2 day holiday to one of the dead which traditionally begins on november 3rd. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play it all from the app store that give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the dave have a new app to send us your photos and videos. and now you are watching daily news from berlin coming up a documentary with a feature on germany's justice system for news coming up the top of the hour i'm rebecca rizzo's in berlin thanks very much for joining me. it's all happening children coming. surely news from from africa to the world joining to exceptional stories and discussions to no

eethey are living at a ref center in mexico city run by catholic nuns with support fromf the u.ee agency. trump oblige asylum-seekers to remain in mexico. he has capped the u.s.' annual intake of refugees at 18,000. the mother superior says it has put huge pressure on her modest home. >> mexico has become a filter, a wall of containment. fis is a migration policy containment and persuasion, of telling them don't even try, you are not getting in. will: most immigrants seeking refugee orsylum status in the l u.s. aguishing in dangerous cities along mexico's northern border. but even here in the capital the situation is becoming critical. th so few organizations are offering basic support, many imgrants struggle to find a decent job, place to stay, or school for their kids. with volunteer organizatns overstretched, the head of unhcr recently visited migrant shelters in mexico and urged the government to provide more resources its asylum agency. the head says they aru ling with an increased workload and chronic underfunding. >> our problem has to do with our resources, and that is why a focu

state violent turf wars between rival drug gangs a common that gentleman sent us this update from mexico city so mexico's president and his head of public security came out on the morning of monday and gave a press conference in which they said it's nothing to boast about but we think we might just be getting on top of the murder rate in the country they called it a point of inflection in the homicide rates in the country and they said that what they're doing is continuing to send out the national guard that's a newly formed and quite militarized police force out into key hotspots in the country to draw and deal with things and also having social programs that would try and give employment to people to give some hope put it money in the pocket of people who otherwise might be tempted into organized crime so the message was quite positive coming from the top and then the news came out that image to a can the state in southwest mexico police officers have been. killed by presumably organized crime in that region now michu a kind is a state in which there's different criminal organizations battl

reporter: 550 kilometers to the east is mexico city, home to a population of 20 million.despite the abundant sunshine in this part of the worldld, solr power isn't bibig businesss. angel mejÍa is on his way to a trade fair, or three, to be precise, all in one place. one of them is intersolar mexico. mejÍa is here to look around and check out the competition. and also to rustle up new business. his company, inventive power, has its own stand. angel: one of our main targets to be here at the expo of f coue is that visitors know about our technology. that this type of technology is working now on more than 100 companies in mexico. so we have to convince visitors that this is a real tetechnoloy ththat you can installll right . reporter: but industrial applications for solar thermal technology remain a niche market. marisol oropeza is planning to change that. with support from the german government, she's raising thee profile of solar thermal technology across the country. marisol: yeah, there is a lack of awareness. there are many people who still don't know that you can use

security minister said he was then released to protect lives my neuropathy brings us more from mexico city . it was a chaotic and confusing day in the mexican state of siena low in the capital city of yet county which is normally exempt from the sort of violence that takes place from from cartels that control certain regions of the state and we see that it was confusing because it was violence on the streets from heavily armed men against police officers and it was announced that say that the violence was rooted in the apprehension the detention of you who smile of the son of the new tourist cartel leader. whose mine there was an exchange of gunfire between police and these armed men believed to be associated with the cartel these men were heavily armed were saying that they were using machine guns and high caliber weapons against police at one point the security minister of the country said that the actually released the son of working who smiled to protect lives presumably here say that the cartel members out i were out gunny the police officers separately we heard reports that there wer

this happened just west of mexico city, where a new drug cartel is on the rise. ly violence raising cashes about safety for tourists in mexico, winter travel season is approaching. william is live in l.a. with more. william. >> dana, americans visit mexico more than any other country, christmas, easter, spring break. when violence spikes, both sides take notice, the economy takes and mexicans lose jobs. this is important. 41 cops, five vehicles show up to serve single warrant in cartel dominated state. ambush awaits and they open fire with assault weapons, killing 14 cops and injuring three. national guard is looking for those responsible. deadly violence is not new, mexico's new president ran on platform called hugs, not bullets, promising to decriminalize drug crimes to end the drug war that takes 33,000 lives per year, including 300 cops, six times higher than the u.s. many states west of mexico city, where the cartel is taking over the methamphetamine, avocado and lime business. the u.s. urges tourists to take caution because of crime and kidnapping in mexican